Fontaines D.C. Have Never Had a Guest on an Album. ROSALÍA Is the First.
"Where Is Gone?" is the third preview of Dopamine Chamber, and the first time the Irish band has handed part of a record to another artist.
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"Where Is Gone?" is the third preview of Dopamine Chamber, and the first time the Irish band has handed part of a record to another artist.
Ayra Starr will take her album Starrgirl on a world tour, starting in Europe on January 20 and closing in San Francisco on April 14. Pre-sale opens Wednesday, with general sale on Friday.
The British electronic musician's new record is built entirely from samples of pasta, cereal, tinned fruit and household essentials, and it asks listeners to donate rather than pay.
The song that became Thomas Dolby's signature was written in a hurry, and not because he was chasing a chart position. He wanted to direct the video.
The "Crank That" rapper used a Saturday evening social media post to float a White House bid, complete with a four-point platform and an image of himself in front of an American flag.
Brock Van Wey's new album for quiet details runs nine tracks and more than seventy-six minutes, extending a language of expansive ambient and dub techno residue he has spent years refining.
The Beach Boys played their first public show since July at Cincinnati's PNC Pavilion, with Mike Love performing from a chair as bandmates covered his usual lead vocals.
Colin Meloy's Wildwood novels have become a stop-motion film, and the Decemberists have written their first new song since 2023 for its soundtrack.
After the Sphere, Coachella and the Pyramids of Giza, Anyma plays a club room again. His Singapore debut lands on October 10, 2026, during Formula 1 race weekend, with the ÆDEN chapter still being written night by night.
During her Friday headlining set at Austin City Limits, Charli XCX brought Tinashe out for the live debut of "Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore" and "Melatonin," the second time in two weekends she has used the stage for a guest.